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- Melissa Stewart is the award-winning author of more than 180 nonfiction books for children. Her lifelong fascination with the natural world led her to earn a B.S. in biology and M.A. in science journalism. When Melissa isn’t writing or speaking to children or educators, she’s usually exploring natural places near her home or around the world. Website: www.melissa-stewart.com; Twitter: @mstewartscience
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I just read & loved Steve Jenkins's latest, Animals by the Numbers. Very well done!
ReplyDeleteI haven't read it yet. Would you say it's a math book, an animal book, or a combo of both?
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